Hi,
We now have a platform ready to host our MOSS 2007 setup.
To set it up professionally, with a little bit of “Release process” in mind, I’ll use different service accounts to run the platform.
These Service Accounts were created in the previous post.
The one that interests us the most now, is the one created to set up SharePoint.
This account have the maximum of privileges on the farm. You must use it ONLY to set up the farm and apply updates.
As a reminder, the prerequisites for this account are:
Use the same technique as for the settings of the SQL server itself. We just need to give the right instructions.
Create a SQL answer file (a text file renamed, for instance “SQL_acct_login.sql”) and type this in it:
CREATE LOGIN [ad\MOSS_Setup_Acct] FROM WINDOWS; GO EXEC sp_addsrvrolemember [ad\MOSS_Setup_Acct], 'securityadmin'; GO EXEC sp_addsrvrolemember [ad\MOSS_Setup_Acct], 'dbcreator'; GO
Launch this the same way as previously for SQL Server settings:
cd /d "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn" SQLCMD -i ”SQL_acct_login.sql”
Here is the script:
And here is the result:
Now, we'll check and install prerequisites for SharePoint on the server. They are :
If you followed my previous steps, IIS 6 is already present. So you need .NET Framework 3. To set it up, download the FULL package from here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=70848 (this is x86 package – I don’t cover x64 in these posts).
To set it up run:
E:\Sources\dotnetfx3.exe /q /norestart
To install and allow ASP.NET v2 in IIS, run:
C:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis -i –enable
To give the SharePoint setup account the right it needs on the server, run:
net localgroup "Administrators" "ad\MOSS_Setup_Acct" /add
You can now logout as Administrator and go to the next post ;-)
<Emmanuel/>